Project MUSE is pleased to announce that eight new journals will be joining their collections and nine new journals will be part of their PLUS bundle for 2027.
E-Resources: Cooperative Purchasing News
Minitex is gauging interest from Minnesota libraries and schools in accessing LOTE4Kids at a discounted rate.
Get a preview of EBSCO's upcoming interactive AI features in a webinar on June 3, 2026, at noon CT.
All libraries will be required to move over to the Ebook Central Reader App by December 2026.
EBSCO is introducing a new full-text database: Indigenous Studies Source, which has been designed with insight from Indigenous colleges and programs. This database provides authoritative Indigenous scholarship to build a strong cultural collection.
EBSCO will be releasing Art Source Ultimate, which will be the largest full-text art research database available.
The program is set for ERMN 2026, and registration for the conference on February 11 is officially open.
EBSCO is transitioning EBSCO eBooks from EDRLab to LCP DRM, a more accessible, streamlined, and secure alternative to Adobe.
The 2026 Electronic Resources Minnesota (ERMN) Conference will be held on February 11, 2026, via Zoom.
In response to the U.S. Department of Justice’s new rule for web accessibility under ADA Title II, Minitex is beginning a systematic effort to assess and improve the accessibility of eLibrary Minnesota (ELM) resources. This article outlines the approach Minitex is taking.
Discounted purchase and subscription options on a wide variety of library e-resources